Community Supported Agriculture?
What is a CSA? Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) is a way for consumers to buy local, seasonal produce directly from a farmer in their community. It is basically a farm share. A farmer offers a certain number of “shares”.
Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) farms provide their members with more than fresh produce.
CSA farms engage their members in agriculture through newsletters, farm celebrations, and you-pick days.
CSA members may realize significant financial savings, as well.
BONUSES, SPECIAL GIFTS and SAMPLE PRODUCTS are often added to the boxes.
CSA farms engage their members in agriculture through newsletters, farm celebrations, and you-pick days.
CSA members may realize significant financial savings, as well.
BONUSES, SPECIAL GIFTS and SAMPLE PRODUCTS are often added to the boxes.
ENVIROCULTURE FARM HAS:
40 TOTAL MARKET SHARES INCLUDING FISH AND SHRIMP FOR THE 2019 SEASON - 34 more are available
RESERVED : LG, SD, JW, AP, JG
WE HAVE 20 VEGETARIAN ONLY SHARES
RESERVED :
WE HAVE 10 FISH & SHRIMP
RESERVED : BP
WE HAVE 20 VOLUNTEER SHARES AVAILABLE for 20 HRS per month work - 17 more positions available
RESERVED : TM, LH
40 TOTAL MARKET SHARES INCLUDING FISH AND SHRIMP FOR THE 2019 SEASON - 34 more are available
RESERVED : LG, SD, JW, AP, JG
WE HAVE 20 VEGETARIAN ONLY SHARES
RESERVED :
WE HAVE 10 FISH & SHRIMP
RESERVED : BP
WE HAVE 20 VOLUNTEER SHARES AVAILABLE for 20 HRS per month work - 17 more positions available
RESERVED : TM, LH
